Candidates announce bids for Congress in 7th and 17th Districts
Announcements seek Democratic nominations for Congress in the 7th and 17th districts. WIlliam A. Ashbrook and Curtin W. McBride appeal to Knox County voters for primary support in August. The misspelled notices rail against Republicans while urging American unity and party loyalty.
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Wilson
Congress
William A. Ashbrook
Knox County
Tam
Curtin W. McBride
Untitled note on public service taxation and stockholdings
Fragmented speech outlines Harmon's law fixing taxable values for public service corporations by the State Tax Commission at 949 million, then approaching four billion. It questions valuation methods, stock dividends, and whether holdings are taxed fairly, with digressions on wool markets and various names and figures.
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Harmon’s
State Tax Commission
Wilson
Misty Fat
Hines County
Wii
Wien
Preaching at Bladensburg Presbyterian Church Next Sunday
Crameine of Delaware Ohio visited this week with friends here. Harper Rine and family spent Sunday with his mother. Helen of New Guilford visited Mrs. Callie Berry. Wolfe of Danville spent Sunday with relatives. Dale Cochran and Lake visited his parents Sunday. Mr Nin Darling of Mr. Vernon spent days with friends. Mrs. Jennie Nichols stayed with her daughter-in-law in Newark who was hospitalized. Citizens Telephone Co moved office into Wolfe building Saturday. Arthur Smith of Columbus and William Smith of Mt. Vernon were called here by the death of their sister Mrs Johnny Martin. Mrs Ada Carpenter of New Castle visited her mother Saturday night and Sunday.
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Presbyterian Church
Crameine
Delaware
Ohio
Harper Rine
Jonnie Giffin
Helen
New Guilford
Callie Berry
John
Wolfe
Danville
Dale Cochran
Lake
Hunt Station
John Cochran
Nin Darling
Vernon
Jennie Nichols
Newark
Citizens’ Telephone Co
Wolfe Building
Arthur Smith
Columbus
William Smith
Mt. Vernon
Johnny Martin
Ada Carpenter
New Castle
Monroe Center News Highlights and Local Notices
Rev 8 Allen visited the trlenda place on Monday. Mr H G Gleason and family hosted Charles Reneon and family Sunday. Several children with whooping cough. The Ladien Ald to cheer with S R Weaver May 11 at one o'clock. School closed Friday for no sum int. Barretts note farm incidents and visitors. Lightning struck Orley Bartlett’s large barn Saturday morning at 1 o'clock, destroying hay, farm implements, two cows and two horses. Mrs Wakefield at church Sunday and other local notices.
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Allen
H. G. Gleason
Charles Reneon
S. R. Weaver
Grubaigh
Howad
Scott
Gordon Nialle
Morris Chapel
Buulay
Albert Woblford
Wakefield
Voro
Gowday
Mazabeth Wind
Unclear local notes on Mount Zion hub project and residents
Fragmented OCR text describes funding for four new hubs for Clark Solindar, demolition of an old house, and mentions several people and places in a noisy list. The readable items point to community activity around Mt Zion, Gambier, and nearby residents with vague dates and actions.
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MaQueen
Columbus
Clark Solindar
Yenta
Mrx
Mea
Simon Green
Frivaly Nowy White
Milton Hayc
Gambier
Roy Soolde
Poutapaon
Mer OG Taylor
Varniti
Howe
Ulithe
Boboolat
McQueen
Gambler Hatiniay
Unclear Names and Events From Local Page
Fragmented OCR lists many names and relations across a social gathering and family notices. The readable portions mention Carey, Helen, Jom Teachok Gatobihtiede, Sunnibay, Bockman, Giron Valley, Warman, GaVghter Marthl, Amur Langa, Whuannur, among others with references to a Sunday event and an aunt, grandchild, and family ties.
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Mio
Tiunhuns Cem
Mi Han
Iy Haney
Mise Teahell
Carey
Onur Nang
Wunday
Hot Wire Cie Giaite
Mle
Mra HW
Mag Phi
Ahinelivertt
Ikieewe
Shalfar Ani
Bites Helen
Lohiad Reson
Mottieland
Sunnibay
Mie
Mies
OL Bockman
Giron Valley
Sajardsy
Sho Warman
GaVghter Marthl
Amur Langa
Kates
Whuannur
Ola
Mitel Sudiday
Thale
Lakai Kalane
Willey
Hare
Hinen Hewes
BN Petar
Mruhanes
Aeneid fragment hints at slow coinage provocation
A partial sentence suggests a discussion on coins and value with unclear context. The readable words point to a figure or topic about money supply, economy, or a historical reference. Further context is needed to identify the exact event, person, or location involved.
Electric Bitters Promised Cure For Indigestion
A spring tonic advertised to increase appetite and relieve indigestion. Claims to improve liver kidney and stomach troubles and cleanse the system. Praises Mr T B Peeble for stomach relief. Available in bottles 60c and 1.00 at druggists. Bucklen's Arnica Salve also offered for eczema.
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T. B. Peeble
Bucklen
Arnica
Picnic and school play at Polk School described
Community picnic at Polk School last Friday featured a dinner on playgrounds and an afternoon program by scholars. A reenactment of Capt John Smith capture with Pocahontas and Powhatan roles drew praise. Health and daily life notes follow with family visits and a health tip praising Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation.
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Polk School
John Smith
Ralph Hedges
Aq Powhatan
Dana Harper
Olive Colwill
Cleveland Time Change Ends Central Standard Hours
Cleveland adopts daylight saving time shifting clocks forward tomorrow. Businesses plan an hour earlier start and earlier finish, with police and postal services aligning schedules to the new daylight hours amid a broader campaign by local business interests.
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Cleveland
Cantral
Kim Timn
Wieitty
Tim Fas Torlas
Alice Thy
Mont of Thy
Dave Deedo
Most Prompt and Effectual Cura for Bad Colds
Fragmentary advice touts a fast cure for colds with dubious remedies. The text mentions a mysterious remedy said to relieve symptoms promptly, urging readers to take a certain product sold by dealers.
Spring golf at Lakewood opens in New Brunswick
The annual opening of the Country Club of Lakewood in Nova Scotia began today at Lakewood with the metropolitan division in focus. The tournament will continue through the week as participants, including Whhwinan officials, assess the event and competing clubs.
Fragmented Text Noting Cured Illness and Theater Reference
A garbled OCR passage mentions curing an illness and a theater scene with names and places that appear distorted. It references individuals and locales in a jumbled sequence, lacking clear events or dates but implying a narrative about a cure and performances.
Helpful Hints for Housekeepers and Classic Recipes
A dated domestic feature offers kitchen tips and menus including a DIY cradle sketch, pork and onion omelet, cottage cheese sandwiches with walnuts, smoked meat guidance, and potato puddings. It blends homemaking advice with practical how to steps, reflecting period flavor and common labor in the home.
Submerged Engine Treasure Of A Waterfront Swindler
A Washington man known as Snorky Edward Thomas, aged around sixty, deciphers a wrecked freight engine sunk in the Anacostia near the Potomac. He inventories parts, secures a junk dealer advance, and retrieves pieces by trading for an option on further salvaged items, ending with coin from the dealer and claiming the engine glove piece by piece.
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Washington
Snorky
Edward Thomas
Seventh Street
Beach Comber
Apia
Old Jersey
Potomac
Caribbean
Snooky
Anacostia
Neptune
Moves House Across State Lines For Gum Policy
A fragmented report notes a resident relocated his house to avoid tax and boundary shifts, triggering a government survey and a state boundary change after taxes were paid. It mentions a Massachusetts relocation to the Bay State and a claimed one thousand dollars in revenue from a gum operation, with ministers protesting foreign mission funding amounts.
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Veormost
Manaachuesetts
Pittatieht
Mani
Kluwer Lacabee
Hiv Howell Fom Vormont
Mier Favetts
Wits
Wid Bay
William Town
Minnenchagttn
Lavende
I Massachusetta
Fruit Trade Doubled Amid War Time Imports Rise
The article notes fruit imports and exports surged over the last decade with imports rising from 10 million to 43 million and exports from 26 million to 204 million. Domestic fruit demand grew while external supplies and prices shifted, aided by foreign shipments and Hawaii and Pacific sources.
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Linporin Rose Thom
Mate Puliir
Evantal
Hawaii
Fraternity Initiation Fee Leads to Injury in Frat Row
A Cambridge student involved in a university frat initiation at the University of Missouri allegedly paid a fee and faced risky hazing. A sophomore named Howe traveled with others and sustained a crushed foot when a wheel rolled over it during the incident. Several bystanders were reportedly injured as the event unfolded.
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Kaunas
Ameron Reed
Cambridge
Mast
Poiverity
Minnouri
Toad
Howe
Colunbla
Howl
Tajorn
Lenhtal
Tie Towe
Mourning Demonstration Protests Colorado Miners
Up ton Sinclair and allies to continue public mourning in front of John D. Rockefeller Jr. offices at 26 Broadway New York after arrest release. Mourners paraded with black arm bands while Sinclair condemned the arrest and blamed Rockefeller for violence against women and children. Suffragist Elizabeth Remax from England participated, notable for a hunger strike record.
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Rockefeller
Mise Eliza
Beth Remax
England
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Chronic Cough Says Patient
A Ohio woman Jennie Flemming credits Dr King s New Discovery with ending a three year cough. Advertises 50c and 1.00 bottles claiming relief for throat and lung trouble with money back guarantee.
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Tam
Backlen
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